New step of nano cancer treatment
British scientists say they have taken a new step in the method of using nanotechnology to treat cancer.
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British scientists say they have taken a new step in the method of using nanotechnology to treat cancer.
Affirming the diseases related to asbestos poisoning are classified as dangerous diseases, but the Ministry of Health has not yet fully listed and has not studied the de…
Azacitidine can significantly prolong life for people with marrow disorders, often leading to acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
In Ottawa a new study published in the American Journal of Internal Medicine reports that Vitamin D has more positive effects than we already know.
For the first time, Norwegian scientists have produced completely new antibiotics from all kinds of bacteria living in the sea. Eleven species of bacteria that produce c…
According to cancer researchers, compounds extracted from green vegetables such as broccoli and cabbage have the potential to produce pharmaceuticals that inhibit melano…
After conducting research, scientists warn people aged 50 and older to be cautious when using long-term multivitamins and other nutrients.
4 recently published studies all offer the same prescription for health improvement: exercise.
A widely used additive in the production of green teas inhibits the activity of drugs that treat leukemia.
Researchers in Cuba will conduct clinical trials of dengue vaccine - a disease that easily becomes epidemic in Latin America.
Researchers led by Dr. Washington Irinani Dr. Brian Iritani found that Smad3-resistant molecules are very sensitive to bacterial and cancer inflammation.
The combination therapy of targeted drugs will turn cancer from 'evil killer' to a non-dangerous chronic disease ...
According to a report from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on December 9, cancer will overcome heart disease to become the leading killer disease in 2010.
The achievements that were hard to achieve in medicine came true in 2008.
The anti-cancer properties of broccoli and some cruciferous vegetables seem to be very effective for smokers.